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Oct 27, 2022

Statement Issued in Advance of Midterm Elections

The cochairs of the Commission on the Practice of Democratic Citizenship issued a statement in advance of the midterm elections - identifying threats to free, fair, and participatory elections and ways to address them.
In the News
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Jun 18, 2020

Democracy, Citizenship, and Community

To kick off the new "Democracy, Citizenship and Community" series of VISION, host Sam Gill spoke with Stephen Heintz and Antonia Hernandez, all members of the Academy's Commission on the practice of Democratic Citizenship.
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VISION | Knight Foundation
In the News
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Feb 22, 2012

Taking Exception

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Inside Higher Ed
Press Release
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Mar 24, 2011

American Academy of Arts & Sciences Presents Scholar-Patriot Award to Yo-Yo Ma

The American Academy of Arts & Sciences presented the Scholar-Patriot Award to acclaimed cellist and humanist Yo-Yo Ma in recognition of his lifetime achievements as a musician, educator, and champion of multicultural understanding.
Data Forum
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Nov 9, 2016

Assessing the Humanities

Marking the start of the 2016 National Humanities Conference, the Indicators released several updates about the public humanities this morning, describing the financial condition of key humanities institutions.
BULLETIN ISSUE

Winter 2017 Bulletin

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Jul 26, 2021

Online: Seamus Heaney

The Academy celebrated Seamus Heaney’s birthday by sharing an audio recording of him reading “From the Frontier of Writing” and linking to a compete recording and transcript from his visit to the Academy in 1987.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., and Rep. Doug Collins, R-Georgia, right, the ranking member, listen to debate on amendments as the panel approved procedures for upcoming impeachment investigation hearings on President Donald Trump, on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019.
In the News
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Sep 19, 2019

Do Americans want impeachment proceedings? It’s the wrong question to ask.

What do we want for the future of our democracy? Danielle Allen, cochair of Academy project on the practice of democratic citizenship, explores, citing feedback from engagement sessions held by the Commission.
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The Washington Post
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Sep 17, 2009

Symposium on the Challenges of Mass Incarceration in America

The United States penal population has grown every year for the past thirty-six years. The rate of imprisonment in the United States is now four times its historic average and seven times higher than in Western Europe.
In the News
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Feb 1, 2021

The Ambitious Plan To Save Democracy

In this Moderate Party podcast, host Hillari speaks with Carolyn Lukensmeyer, member of the Academy’s Commission on the Practice of Democratic Citizenship, about how to save democracy and what must be done to make it happen.
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Moderate Party (podcast)
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Jan 18, 2024

Building Demand for National Service: New Insights from Public Opinion Research

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences and America’s Service Commissions convened a virtual launch event to share findings from new public opinion research on young Americans' views about participating in a year of national service.
In the News
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Jun 13, 2020

Study commission calls for constitutional amendment limiting influence of money on elections

Augusta Free Press article highlights the recommendation - one of 31 in the Academy's bipartisan report on reinventing democracy - for a constitutional amendment to limit election spending.
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Augusta Free Press
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Feb 2, 2009

Humanities Indicators Launch Makes Splash

This online data set – the first of its kind – attracted extensive attention in the news media and in the blogosphere and the website received more than 250,000 hits originating from 38 countries. The prototype includes 74 indicators and more than 200 tables and charts.
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Feb 22, 2021

Academy Announces Largest Gift in its History, $10 Million Gift from David Rubenstein

The American Academy of Arts & Sciences receives a $10 million gift from David Rubenstein. This is the largest gift in the organization's 241-year history and will support a new facility for the Academy Archives and establish the Rubenstein Fund for American Institutions.
Bulletin
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Feb 20, 2024

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Winter 2016 Bulletin

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Nov 10, 2021

Mixtape Brings You Art: When You Want, Where You Are

The Academy’s Commission on the Arts created Mixtape - a multimedia gallery featuring poems, stories, songs, videos, and visual art contributed by members of the Commission and Academy. Mixtape offers art and inspiration wherever you are, whenever you want.
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Oct 19, 2020

Heintz Joins Panel on Strengthening U.S. Democracy

Stephen Heintz, Co-chair of the American Academy's Commission on the Practice of Democratic Citizenship, participates in a panel on Strengthening U.S. Democracy hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Council on Foreign Relations
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May 14, 2024

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